The physics of the creative/creation process

A Releasing Your Unlimited Creativity discussion topic

Copyright 2006 by K. Ferlic,   All Rights Reserved

The physics of the creative/creation process is addressed in the Creativity Physics application. Creativity Physics provides analogies  and possible mechanisms for the creativity perspective based on the energy consciousness model of creation/Creation to understand how it is possible that we each create our experience and the reality of those experiences. They provide a view to understand how it is possible that we each share a common collective reality yet simultaneous are creating our own individual unique reality.

What is provided thought these discussions is conceptual in nature. They do not require the rigorous mathematical understanding of traditional physics and what you would encounter in a traditional physics course. Rather these discussions represent a bridge. They bridge the relationship of energy and consciousness and the relationship of science and mysticism and/or spirituality to understand how we are creating our experiences.

What is important about the concepts and information presented here is not that any of these analogies and mechanism presented are THE correct way Creation works. Rather, they are provided to stretch your thinking beyond your own imposed limits and barriers to see what is possible to create. They are provided to empower your creativity and provide a way to deal with the change that results from any creative endeavor you may face.

The recommendation is to use what is effective in your creative endeavors. Allow effectiveness to be your measure of truth. If what is provided here is effective for what you wish to create, use it. If not, find something that works better for you.

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